Recent reviews by Ralimurr

Absolute must buy co-op horde shooter where cooperation is definitely needed to get through the higher difficulties.

There's an option for you to play with friends in a private game, play with random people through public matchmaking, a combination of some friends and some random people and solo. Solo is still rather fun as you're teamed up with a drone that you can command to light up caves, mine minerals or shoot enemies for you, but the game is definitely meant to be played with multiple people as this is way more fun.

The caves are procedurally generated and make every run feel unique. You can choose between multiple unique missions to play and they definitely feel different. The 4 classes also feel unique and are all equally interesting which is a very rare thing in these games.

The developers are very active and communicate their ideas and changes well with the community. Personally I would love to see more unique classes and maybe an endless mode where you can keep mining until you die or choose to go back before you get overwhelmed. The game is very enjoyable right now so these are just things would be great to have, but not necessary.

Definitely worth the full price even if you're playing solo, but it is a lot more fun when you're playing with 2-3 friends.

Great game! Even if you think it's not fun, because it's not fantasy it is definitely worth checking out.

The combat feels a lot smoother than for example Total War: Warhammer II and the battlefield changes a lot during a battle, I've never had a battle where there were just two walls of armies clashing for the whole battle before one surrenders. Battles are easy to understand and play, but they can be harder to master if you want to play more strategic (which definitely pays off).

The campaign map and empire management is fun and there are many resources you have to pay attention to: the population of a commandery (province), happiness, food and of course gold to pay your armies, buildings and the characters in your court. It took me quite some time to figure out what all the buttons on the campaign UI do, but overall the UI is clean and easy to use.

My favourite part is the character system which feels a little bit like the character system in Crusader Kings II, but not as expanded and deep. Your characters can die of old age, can marry and get children which can then join your faction as generals or be used as administrators/spies. Two characters can work in harmony or disharmony together depending on their characteristics and they will hate or like each other depending on events and battle outcomes. I feel the depth of the character system in THREE KINGDOMS is perfect since more depth would possibly make it too time consuming or take the player away from the empire management and battles.

Overall very fun to play solo or play a campaign with a friend, the price is high but I feel like it is worth it!

A challenging co-op game you can play with 3 friends. Combat looks simple but is more complex than it looks. The combat is immensely satisfying and definitely brutal, the sound effects, gore and animations in combat always make me come back to slay some rats and northlanders.